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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
2
The issue of stock law splits Lavaca and surrounding counties while a recounting of the 1862 Goliad cyclone by Wirt Leazer details devastation, injuries, and community aid. The clipping notes local news from Cuero, Hallettsville, and Yorktown with political digs at Culberson and administration, plus a church destruction update and civic notices.
The text notes Waren Roosevelt will be greeted by Texans this fall as the nation's chief executive. It warns that if he seeks another term Texans will mobilize to oppose him, turning out in large numbers to defeat him.
The report describes a devastating disaster on Martinique Island causing many thousands of deaths and notes further loss of life on the Philippine Island. It emphasizes the inability to prevent such tragedies and urges urgent attention to the ongoing casualties.
The piece laments widespread destruction by fire due to lack of proper protection. It argues that early discovery allows extinguishing with few buckets of water, and stresses that organizing a fire protection group, though costing something, is cheaper than the risk.
A speaker questions tenant rights asserting a renter may charge five dollars per acre for the privilege to turn cattle on a public road. The remark frames the issue as oppression and highlights property and grazing access tensions.
A Chambersburg woman describes six months of illness from hay fever and asthma ending in a full recovery after using Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption. She calls it the safest cure for throat and lung diseases and notes guaranteed bottles and free trials at druggists.
June 27 1902 items report Wm Jaroszewski on the sick list Gerhard Buesing and mother visiting Moravia relatives Leopold Heinrich Joho Rabe John Nehyb and Theo Heinrich in Victoria county on business Frank Wendel and Adolph Oaken Evergreen School pupils on the sick list Otto Jaroszewski and wife traveling home from Shiner Sunday A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs John Thig-
Georgia Home Insurance Co. vs D J Montgomery et al suit for damages on 500 bond judgment by agreement. ner vs Wm Hinslop and W Nichols action for damages dismissed defendant to pay 20 costs and plaintiffs the rest. C Discher vs S A & A P Ry suit for 3124 damages judgment for plaintiff 20 costs. Nic Bréd vs J Micia and N John suit for debt and attachment N Jobo granted 300 with 6 percent interest from levy as actual damages and 60 exemplary damages with costs. J Al Appelt vs George R Rogers suit on note judgment by default. Chas Muecke vs American Cotton Co action for 50 debt judgment for plaintiff 45 with interest and costs.
Words fail us in thanking the kind people for the assistance and courtesies shown during our son Wal ter Von Lienen’s illness. Such unstinted kindness will always be remembered. God bless you all. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Von Lienen.
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